Archive · 6 Aug 2025
NASA Telescopes Capture Deep Space Spiral Galaxy
Imagine a giant space swirl!
This picture shows a galaxy, which is like a city of stars, from the side.
It looks like an oval, with two arms that start skinny and get bigger as they curve around.
The middle is a bright golden color, like a shiny heart.
The arms are pale blue with dark spots and little baby blue stars being born there.
This image helps scientists learn more about these giant star cities.
A spiral galaxy is seen from an angle.
The galaxy appears as an oval shape.
It has two arms that start small and widen.
The center of the galaxy is golden with a bright core.
The arms are pale blue with dark dust and young blue stars.
- Who
- The image was captured by ESA/Hubble & NASA.
- What
- A spiral galaxy seen from an angle.
- When
- Information not available in the provided context.
- Where
- Deep space.
- Why
- Information not available in the provided context.
- Galaxy Shape
- Oval
- Galaxy Arms
- Two
- Center Color
- Golden
- Arms Color
- Pale blue
- Image Credit
- ESA/Hubble & NASA, M. J. Koss, A. J. Barth